From: John E. <pe...@kc...> - 2001-08-12 23:39:09
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With the 2.57 code release, I am not able to move between my epods pages and my regular pages. I scanned http_server.pl to see the differences between 2.55 and this version; however, I see that I am completely over my head! I'm not sure if it is related, but I cannot use the http_fork=1 even though I am on a Windows 95 box. I must set it to http_fork=0. I am using mh.ini defaults for the epods directory; however, I have customized the files. (I can hardly wait to share my epods files with the group, as they are shaping up very nicely... just a few more tweeks and I'll show them off.) The only change (as far as web) to the mh.ini that I use it the http_fork=0. Any suggestions? --John |
From: Bruce W. <br...@mi...> - 2001-08-13 02:08:21
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> With the 2.57 code release, I am not able to move between my > epods pages and > my regular pages. I scanned http_server.pl to see the differences between > 2.55 and this version; however, I see that I am completely over my head! I don't have a MSCE browser, so I rely on this button to simulate a MSCE browser (like the epod): &tk_radiobutton('Web format', \$config_parms{web_format}, ['default', 1, 2]); When I set that to 1, I get epods/index.html, just like I did in 2.55. Can you try the above also? If that works, I must have messed up the browser detection in 2.57, but I just reviewed the code differences from 2.55 and I didn't see it. > I'm not sure if it is related, but I cannot use the http_fork=1 > even though > I am on a Windows 95 box. I must set it to http_fork=0. I'm not sure why some people get the STDOUT error with http_fork=1. Maybe always on windows 95? At least some 98 boxes work ok. And all my win2000 books work ok. That option does not buy too much anyway, unless you have frequent slow internet hits. > I am using mh.ini defaults for the epods directory; however, I have > customized the files. (I can hardly wait to share my epods files with the > group, as they are shaping up very nicely... just a few more > tweeks and I'll show them off.) Great! > The only change (as far as web) to the mh.ini that I use it the > http_fork=0. web_format = 1 worked ok (gave me the epods files) even with http_fork=0. |
From: John E. <pe...@kc...> - 2001-08-13 04:52:06
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Yup, adding the radio button allows me to switch between the default MH4 directory and #1 epods! Thank you for your help! --John -----Original Message----- From: mis...@li... [mailto:mis...@li...]On Behalf Of Bruce Winter Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2001 9:08 pm To: mis...@li... Subject: RE: [misterhouse-users] Epods or Fork??? > With the 2.57 code release, I am not able to move between my > epods pages and > my regular pages. I scanned http_server.pl to see the differences between > 2.55 and this version; however, I see that I am completely over my head! I don't have a MSCE browser, so I rely on this button to simulate a MSCE browser (like the epod): &tk_radiobutton('Web format', \$config_parms{web_format}, ['default', 1, 2]); When I set that to 1, I get epods/index.html, just like I did in 2.55. Can you try the above also? If that works, I must have messed up the browser detection in 2.57, but I just reviewed the code differences from 2.55 and I didn't see it. > I'm not sure if it is related, but I cannot use the http_fork=1 > even though > I am on a Windows 95 box. I must set it to http_fork=0. I'm not sure why some people get the STDOUT error with http_fork=1. Maybe always on windows 95? At least some 98 boxes work ok. And all my win2000 books work ok. That option does not buy too much anyway, unless you have frequent slow internet hits. > I am using mh.ini defaults for the epods directory; however, I have > customized the files. (I can hardly wait to share my epods files with the > group, as they are shaping up very nicely... just a few more > tweeks and I'll show them off.) Great! > The only change (as far as web) to the mh.ini that I use it the > http_fork=0. web_format = 1 worked ok (gave me the epods files) even with http_fork=0. ________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from this list, go to: http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=1365 |
From: Bruce W. <br...@mi...> - 2001-08-14 04:32:09
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> Yup, adding the radio button allows me to switch between the default MH4 > directory and #1 epods! > > Thank you for your help! Ok, good. So nothing broke or changed in 2.57, right? Those of you with epods or MSCE browsers still get the epods directory by default? |
From: John E. <pe...@kc...> - 2001-08-14 12:38:31
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It currently cannot tell if I am using IE or MSCE... I can MANUALLY change to the epods directory with the radio button code, but in the previous version, it served the pages according to the browser I was using. -----Original Message----- From: mis...@li... [mailto:mis...@li...]On Behalf Of Bruce Winter Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 11:32 pm To: mis...@li... Subject: RE: [misterhouse-users] Epods or Fork??? > Yup, adding the radio button allows me to switch between the default MH4 > directory and #1 epods! > > Thank you for your help! Ok, good. So nothing broke or changed in 2.57, right? Those of you with epods or MSCE browsers still get the epods directory by default? ________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from this list, go to: http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=1365 |
From: Craig S. <csc...@ya...> - 2001-08-28 01:28:34
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--- Bruce Winter <br...@mi...> wrote: > > With the 2.57 code release, I am not able to move between my > > epods pages and > > my regular pages. I scanned http_server.pl to see the differences between > > 2.55 and this version; however, I see that I am completely over my head! > > I don't have a MSCE browser, so I rely on this button to simulate a MSCE > browser (like the epod): > > &tk_radiobutton('Web format', \$config_parms{web_format}, ['default', 1, > 2]); > > When I set that to 1, I get epods/index.html, just like I did in 2.55. Can > you try the above also? If that works, I must have messed up the browser > detection in 2.57, but I just reviewed the code differences from 2.55 and I > didn't see it. > > > I'm not sure if it is related, but I cannot use the http_fork=1 > > even though > > I am on a Windows 95 box. I must set it to http_fork=0. > > I'm not sure why some people get the STDOUT error with http_fork=1. Maybe > always on windows 95? At least some 98 boxes work ok. And all my win2000 > books work ok. That option does not buy too much anyway, unless you have > frequent slow internet hits. > > > I am using mh.ini defaults for the epods directory; however, I have > > customized the files. (I can hardly wait to share my epods files with the > > group, as they are shaping up very nicely... just a few more > > tweeks and I'll show them off.) > > Great! > > > The only change (as far as web) to the mh.ini that I use it the > > http_fork=0. > > web_format = 1 worked ok (gave me the epods files) even with http_fork=0. > I believe that the problem is fixed by the following (in http_server.pl). The UA string from an epods contains the string 'MSIE' *and* 'Windows CE'. We need to check for 'CE' *before* we check for 'MSIE': if ($Http{'User-Agent'} =~ /Windows CE/) { $Http{'User-Agent'} = 'MSCE'; } elsif ($Http{'User-Agent'} =~ /MSIE/) { $Http{'User-Agent'} = 'MSIE'; } -Craig __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/ |
From: Bruce W. <br...@mi...> - 2001-08-30 04:02:14
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> I believe that the problem is fixed by the following (in > http_server.pl). The > UA string from an epods contains the string 'MSIE' *and* 'Windows > CE'. We need > to check for 'CE' *before* we check for 'MSIE': > > if ($Http{'User-Agent'} =~ /Windows CE/) { > $Http{'User-Agent'} = 'MSCE'; > } > elsif ($Http{'User-Agent'} =~ /MSIE/) { > $Http{'User-Agent'} = 'MSIE'; > } Yes indeed, John Edmonds helped me debug this earlier. That fix was in the test 2.58 release we posted last week. Bruce |
From: John E. <pe...@kc...> - 2001-08-30 04:22:39
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Actually Bruce is being modest, as all I did was test what he sent to me. While I'm on the subject: Everyday I am thankful that you started the Mister House project. You are always there to help us when our scripts don't work, and you do it all out of the goodness of your heart. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! --John -----Original Message----- From: mis...@li... [mailto:mis...@li...]On Behalf Of Bruce Winter Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:02 pm To: mis...@li... Subject: RE: [misterhouse-users] Epods or Fork??? > I believe that the problem is fixed by the following (in > http_server.pl). The > UA string from an epods contains the string 'MSIE' *and* 'Windows > CE'. We need > to check for 'CE' *before* we check for 'MSIE': > > if ($Http{'User-Agent'} =~ /Windows CE/) { > $Http{'User-Agent'} = 'MSCE'; > } > elsif ($Http{'User-Agent'} =~ /MSIE/) { > $Http{'User-Agent'} = 'MSIE'; > } Yes indeed, John Edmonds helped me debug this earlier. That fix was in the test 2.58 release we posted last week. Bruce ________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from this list, go to: http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=1365 |